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Eden's Gate

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A wall has gone up and come down since the end of the Second World War, and Germany is once again united. As Berlin rebuilds, the German authorities ask the U.S. for help. Ex-Stasi Captain Helmut Speyer is wanted in his homeland for crimes committed in East Germany under the communist regime. And now Speyer and his group of commandos are up to something in their Montana compound-something that has Germany looking over its shoulder in fear.

Former National Security agent Bill Lane and his wife mount an operation to stop Speyer and his commandos. Racing him to the infamous bunker Reichsamt 17, the site of some of the Nazi's most horrific experiments, Speyer is after one of the deadliest weapons ever made. A race for time with Washington D.C. the hostage.



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384 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 9, 2001

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David Hagberg

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aka David Bannerman, Sean Flannery, David James, Robert Pell, Eric Ramsey

David Hagberg is a former Air Force cryptographer who has traveled extensively in Europe, the Arctic, and the Caribbean and has spoken at CIA functions. He has published more than twenty novels of suspense, including the bestselling High Flight, Assassin, and Joshua's Hammer.

http://us.macmillan.com/author/davidh...

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December 10, 2020
A former Stasi agent is looking for Nazi secret weapons, and our heroes have to stop them. I just couldn't get into it for some reason.
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March 5, 2022
I like Hagberg, but this did not reach the typical Hagberg levels.. Much too predictable throughout.


A wall has gone up and come down since the end of the Second world War, and Germany is once again united. As Berlin rebuilds, the German authorities ask the U.S. for help. Ex-Stasi Captain Helmut Speyer is wanted in his homeland for crimes committed in East Germany under the communist regime. And now Speyer and his group of commandos are up to something in their Montana compound--something that has Germany looking over its should in fear.

Former National Security agent Bill Lane and his wife mount an operation to stop Speyer and his commandos. Racing him to the infamous bunker Reichsamt 17, the site of some of the Nazi's most horrific experiments, Speyer is after one of the deadliest weapons ever made. now, Bill Lane is in a race for time with Washington D.C. as the hostage.
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January 9, 2024
Would not expect the turn of events

I never thought for a minute that the president would give in to the demands of a mad man especially for that amount of money. But as the time was running out, I wasn't sure he would risk the lives of his Constitutes, Innocent people who had no idea they were about to die a very painful death. I also wasn't sure how one mean,Lane,could stop the madman Speyer. Very heart stopping to the end. Very exciting ending.
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502 reviews
July 26, 2015
All the action of a Clive Cussler novel, with none of the fun.

The first chapter was great. If the rest of the book was like the first chapter, I would have loved the whole thing. The book's description draws you in with the promise of secret Nazi experiments that are about to be unleashed on the modern world. Sounds great! I love adventure novels with historical twists. But not this one.

There were too many characters. The author likes to jump from scene to scene, and I couldn't keep track of the various characters that kept popping in. If you're going to introduce a lot of characters, at least INTRODUCE them so we know why they are in the story.

Most frustratingly, after the Nazi threat is revealed, the background of it is never discussed again. Are you effing kidding me? It made no sense and it wasn't ever explained properly. I finished this, hoping it would be explained in the end. Nope. Will I read anything else by this author? Nope.
731 reviews2 followers
June 19, 2013
This novel is a good read. I have read the previous novels and will read more by this author.
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